socphoenix @ socphoenix @midwest.social

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Or MacOS. They've made it seem like those are the only two options besides chromebooks which are just for those who don't want to spend money.

It runs fine on mine

Dude that’s what an outside investigator is

That is likely a part of it it’s slowly gotten better over time. I’ve also noticed if I stop watching YouTube for a bit it starts putting those back in. I guess it assumes people will get hooked off the watch then

That’s weird I watch almost entirely tech/news/commentary that is very much on the socialist bend yet have to block far right wing channels monthly from the recommendations.

It was a wan show a while back if I remember right (not op), but basically trashed unions and said businesses should do better and vaguely acted like all the employees of the world could just quit and find something better on a whim if things were actually bad where they worked.

Honestly laziness. Setting up a Linux vm works fine for light Linux apps, and ssh/rdp does everything that needs more processing power.

Given the Google web-drm thing I probably need to start looking at wiping it and putting Linux or FreeBSD or SOMETHING else but just haven’t felt like wiping a working system yet and reinstalling everything.

Was about to comment this! My Chromebook still runs chrome os but once support runs out it’ll be getting straight Linux

A basic brother is like $20 more than the inkjets at this point, hard to justify anything else.

We moved to a brother last (b/w) for that exact reason. Run about 8k pages through it I think and it hasn’t once complained to me

They just updated it to say the 98 year old co-founder died “because of stress related to the raids.”

Which has nothing to do with the article

I use moonlight occasionally and it will let me login including for the first time when using nvidias drivers for the server if that is what you’re looking for

FreeBSD has had kde on riscV for a bit now, if they can do it I can’t imagine Debian et all will have much issue once they get the ball rolling.

If you utilize logins something like fail2ban would be a good addition, as well as something for anti-malware/hacking/injection prevention etc. when I had a public Nextcloud I had Apache set up with mod-security with the owasp rule set loaded.

The biggest risks of hosting something public at home besides ddos attacks is scripts that get regularly run against any open port they can find on the internet that if successful could encrypt your data for ransomware etc. I personally realized this was all just for me and the wife and running the services through a vpn (ZeroTier was fantastically easy to set up) removed most of the risk while letting us access remotely

Edit: ddos protection would also be adviseable I think cloudflare might have that built in though

When we lived in Missouri the power went out twice ish a year, sometimes more. Amazing how fragile that stuff is when nobody invests in the infrastructure for the town.

It wasn’t a good meme the first time, it’s not any better the 10th time this month either

It certainly does!

Austria was the country. There is a few wrinkles here. They found cp on one of the hard drives, they had text logs of him offering to host cp on a server, and in the end he was sentenced to 3 years probation.

I’d highly recommend not running your own server for tele-health the potential liability if your server were hacked is very high. Keeping compliance is and managing risk/liability would be a full time job by themselves for that.